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Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 22, 1922 · page 9

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ombined Local Teams

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l.111111 tllc Arinory, when the coin-
.... .1 \1-11r.1ns and Red Men {will
1.1 llltl )l..HA._p{Bdgl -,
.. .. 01 the local team will tii’e the
1,111 11.. first ten minutes grid will be
....1 .1- .1 1.3. the other team th'é' fait’ti’n
11111ll ~‘ 01 pl“!-
.1." l out in both [1ch ‘

1111 Content will be a. flown“ to lo-
.1 1.1m 11ml :1 record crowd in ex-
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'1'1111111.11ns will lineup as folio-we:
1:1.11 MEN—VETERANS
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'1..1-(~V~ (:uarnieri ..... heft Forward.

1111.11.11: ilrntherton . . . . . . . . . ~Celltjl'

Vl...~nll. Louchuk ...... l . Right Guard

11.11.1111111. Cul‘llil' . . . ." left. Guard-
Y. M. H. A.

Play Y. M. n. 54ml

1.- ..1 lmskotbtlu 1:11"; will betl-eut- f
i.. Vomething new next Wow ;

This system will be.

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oach Jones Amnfifies

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and Clarifies __Remarlcs '

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ll.1\\l7——l.\‘ April 2‘3..-——Howord
Y:ll1~'.08 coach of the low-1‘
1.. 11171511)‘ football teant and brother
.11: -V. 11- Jones. Yale's football
11, 11.15 written. the Yale News to
.1111le anti clutif)‘ his remarks‘ré-
. .11. “1.111;: on _egs:gm. 99,1};8‘94‘9Mh-
.1; 1.. 1011 gutlléllng of. Western Con?

.111.1.1concllcs in Chico d.
‘11: Jouts said he believes the all}
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Pal 1"llt lit-Mir lhl‘lln {hf OOHU'OI QC

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I Illluui' committee as 'pl‘ktifld
:.1.11V eastern universitiiei.” 1131380
3 .1) .\" "I belle"? in all~30flvr°flly {CDC-j

1.111 coaching, us it" rem- .‘thegmental;
- 11-»1119 upon the omen during-‘1
{Vin lull Stating."

\11..lones says that in~ ”recs-qt}
g 11 111 111- had no thought 9,! qfitigiqfl

1': push-111 policies 01 of mbmultin‘
«11:1: V‘- :Vsttlll football is not clocmy-
'111113-1-11. “My purpose Was lsimpi)’ to
.-11V.“ in.- VV'ritcs. "that. it' anV‘tl’lin
11 systems have. been on- a mo:
.mmud basis than eastern regimes."
1111 intersectionul contests. M15: Jones
..11. s: "1‘ he only objection comes Irom
- m-b win-pt too much time has been
11 .l.1-n on account of trips. I. think a
.1VV iiitcruectlonul contests betVVecu
‘.lSlt' r11 and middle western teams
would bring the institutions of these
.17ctions o" the country :1 little closer
watt-thou"

Five Leading Hitters”.
in Each Major League

AMERICAN LEAGVE
Players-4111b (l. A.B. H. .P.(‘1.

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1I~11111.11111. Detroit 7 '2." 13 .431
...1....11m1. 11111111. '1' 25 l‘.’ .490
.1 l- 1'. 51. Louis .8 38 i7 .172
-11-.1i.1l'. i'lPVP. lV 34 iii .471
.111111 .\V'\V York .8 :9 13 .448
.\ ATIONAIA LEAGI'E

I'luchlN—(‘lub G. A.B. H. P.C.
' 1.11.. l'itis. 5 16 x .500
"1'1-11. NvVV' York '1' 236 l‘.’ .462

‘|.\. .\'1-\V' York '1' 24 H .458
lwlllll. li'kl)”. 6 l4 6 .439
\.\1ll1:1111<. l'llill. 6 26. 11 .433

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for Princeton Players

i’lllNl'l'ZTON. N. J.. April 32.—The
111111111411” of‘oothuil at I:l'lll(‘f‘l0li has
1111.1111- so great that n new football
11111 is to be constructed to ac om-
11111111111- the record size squads o the
- 111111111; sl-uson. The new field willie
1111~;111111 directly west of the. Palmer
\1..1llum and will make the 'vtd‘urth
.11 Him: field :1Vnilnble to the 'l igers. . .
'l'ht’ ground who re the new field will
is 11711 it at plesent by the R. O. 1‘.
1m :1 riding ground and was the
parking space or uutomohllts for the
llueru'd-YuIc football games in the
«1.1m. past This will be :1 great help
:111 reiining the prt- sent. cramped con-
.iitions which uiise each fall as a re-
umit of thc hirg- number of lootbnil
‘i-uutlkiutts. ‘

Veteran Wins at Traps
' I’l'l'l‘SBl'wRGH April 22.—John I“.
4'ulhoun of the Youghlogheny Country

 

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4‘111l1 yesterday celebrated the begin<
11111;: of his forty-second )"(‘ill‘ as n
trapshooter by winning the opening

murnunll-nt of the “'cslern Pennsyl-
Vuuiu ’l‘rupshooters‘ League at the
ilerl'on Hill ~(lun Club here. l‘nder

rerng conditions the veteran broke {MEL

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(all. don in contention.

Brooklyn opened up at home with the Giants before a. crowd of 10.000
However they fell befofie the onrushlnechgmplona.

fans.

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Derby to clash with the Highs. of that
Luke the Derby nine into camp.

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temoon at the Baxter Grounds.

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Wewazams: -—.K. o C. vs.

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who had been ‘1

and when mtod‘figmpt
the Minnesota pl r an
had struck 51911161111 when he went thr

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Detroit came-to llfc yesterday and

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It is expected that
of \\ hite Plains will witness the decill
u 8: \V'. the. of Port Chester and the
two games and each will be considera
players of the East. The upuounceme
will be lepresented by
“bite of l\lt‘.
Johnny Norton.
will ofliciate. 9 Considerable interest ha

journey from Port Chester. many or

Robertson Back With. Gm

After being traded in 1919 from the Quote?“ wattle to! 1‘1th P V
Douglas, Dave Rebiruon 1'11: once more;- back-m m ' bl!
W'fisiflfléfi ”Put-burgh lastmmerundthls

new“ evidently mm mm tn can Ralph Shlnne " '

Not-walk High will try to get started again today Ellen they journe) to

. 01- «1111.551- maiden and abdmimlden ahthat.
.. \ 3;." sm, opened-upm.m.obt1hree 09.1031:

. , The Nash Engineering“ Company nine are starting of: the season this :11?-
’l‘hey tackle the fast l‘orsS til: 01' New Haven.
one of the fastest teams in the Elm City.
year and shouldturn in anlenv'iable record at the end of the season.

K ‘m’ C at Amusement lurk. SB

“”89 ““8 s“ or m me“ $15“? mg 81.» i ’7“ high speed beyond six furionsn. He
Fiat .‘1 W (EYE, (1k atm_ 1‘.,11‘_111.V_n§1.;. ' . .1 . urth race
ton". TM'oVrr choice}. . 7 ‘ “submission
19‘". '1-1‘ ’5‘.) ‘ "1"""53. .. ' {nonstop-

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i into new :ageltbmait .1111... .

_ last “slab" “134me

‘1 The St; harm“
refin-

Fred Fulton ifillflob “5901' got into 1V nilxup at. Denver. colol'ldo Roper

to shake httnd's nith him. Bob‘hur
then attempted to make a. speech miWhat he

O‘Rourke Fulton-'9 former manager. attached Fred's share of the we re-

P1111 Chester and White Plains in Deciding Game

t the greatest crowd of basketball fans in the history

Port Chester will use George Smith and Gordon along VVlth three other star
such men as lapchlck.
Vernon: Art lowers of the famous

l‘ordhum Prep Coach:

Lrangementla have been made to handle 3. 000 people.

 

 

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"bunch" of
one worn-JV “Wad-French poodle
by that nmmtdm to over-
come and no doubt if no the name
and not the not”; 7!! appealed to

most of the 013-.

enough ta awkw-

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eighty. Gnfien on}! “thite‘expect to

length- in the. first m and jump.

The No.31: team looks strong this a. broad grin and a bustling ride. kept,

htr going to the end.

.‘ . J. .Cosden's Big Heart is prOVlng
_ fl ’ _ . _‘ 5 once :;:;m that he is bagly timed. A5
Ali-rim 1A. C413“ the t“. 6.1011111. a matter or Mot h'c ‘haau little heart

and seems totally unable to wry his

 

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ing in front all the way non M) by "’ "
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Tomorrow"

The lochwoods tackle the K. of C.
‘6! Bridgeport tomorrow at Amuse-
Park and the viewers how a. very fast
lineup. Conrm. the fast third sacker
and bean": hitter for the local lutights
' last season. will about his wares. 'l)ick‘
Scaillon and. Lnubsoher. a. pair of
rust clan. moundsmen. will share the

it round
htool at

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angle the 110995. To add. to. t“; Torn

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handed. Clthland it tint dru min; Loitchlnzcnd “,th CW doing the re-
...“ e . 1 viking; ‘ ‘ no“: reports his;
arm is O. K. again.

reliable ‘lliilie' Cooke will start with‘
MC (‘urten behind the bet.

The Lockwood: lime the New York
Bloomer Gills scheduled for “115' ’1‘.th
The American Chain first team will be;
here for7tV1V'o games on 'llccoratlon,
Dav and the “'estciiester Blue Sow
VV ho defeated 0.381123 three times last
season. will play two games here on
Jul) 4111 it" plans workright. The it
ii. & \\'.. Yule £7. Towne and Slam:
ford K. of C.. arewalso being sought.

The Lockwoodgwill have Paige. the
fast Rosebud Show in tomorrow's
game in place ottonchak.

The lineup;

lug gaunt ol' the sel‘lts betVVeV 11 the B.
\\' hitc Plains (lllll‘iltl. Each hch VVou
bly strtngtheneil for tonilrht’s contest.

comes from \\" hite Plains that the."
the )onkem ccntt r; Eddie
Powers ni'othL-rs' team:
and Jolmm' llooinn. 'l‘om Thorpe
5 been aroused 0V‘er the series and ar-
Onc thouslnd will
hocking their team to the

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nut 01‘ 100 of the. targets tossed by the
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stiff fight for the city championship. ‘ ‘ ‘ of he Bridgeport, battler [gubschgr _ 1711-3-57 _ . . . ,7. O'Connell
The lint-up for SundaV' 3 game is as ... no? lighten! scored knockdowns. Sicanlon : . f . 1.
“HOW-5 u Ange o connefled with a. hard right kcukel ‘ ‘ ‘ r
Wm! White 5"! AtA‘flehi‘ Bed. 9.1121111 em- in the sec... ”Ch" . 7 . _
“'illlams -------------------- 1’0“": 0nd round which floored Allen for the W
Second 15118“- ‘ comAg the. The Bridgepoloer also South Nomalk -
J. Lonchak ........ . 1 ‘ . . 1 .7. CObb k-oppODQHt dovrn. in Th3» ‘
Short Slova- four session with a left hook. but cm“ V3. ImaL
Nazzaro . . .............. . . . . Pekar Angelo jumped right up again .md re-
Center 117115111. sumed activities. \Vh’en the South Norvmik Council.
Tickey . ............... Sinttery Allen clearly demonstrated to Lock Knights of Columbus baseball team
Catcher, City fans that he could take it. He takes the field at the Raxter Grounds
Mills . 1. . . . . . ...... Craft and Miles stood up game-l} under Angela's tomorrow against. the Iransot‘ Bridge-
Pitcher silo“ er of punches and glut.- the. Stam- ”11.12118 ionoWihg uneuup “115. “a?”
Bardos . . . . .............. . . Schiller tor-d lighter mom in return 75y the 10““;
Right Field. Eddie Mack of Stamford. scored A Tat-10V c; \lumhy. of :Ven; H83.
\laruke . ........... . Griffin a. knockout over Jaskie Win-inn. of ven, p; .Gearm,‘ 1b; ““959"... 21);,
Left Field. "Yonkers. The New lorker accepted Ilonchak. 55; L 75.310935fid fiéne
.Plumbo ........ .4 . . . . . . Smamngs one of Mack's blons on the chin and ("funnel”- and niiég'1mm r1 7- .1.
Third Base. stayed PM on the cam as ' '“ Malian-31W” MVPWMO’RlWAnd
' Montana “Butch" Sherman. tunnel-1y 9:41:15

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Subs—'1’. Mal: and 1‘. Evan.

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of the H. Jean! (20.. .1.

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on on the “clone Field.

The {league will hold 3.. new.“
Mow em; at tMWR
‘p moms ct” .. Weir among?”
'1. an, LauKlI_ who “MN:
rum the Nationals last .m1fi

blag with the American men. -

The K: Jacobs Cm. Inn. 6".

their new uniforms the nlddb' *

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"on; Iad- the usual 81019” mine L'
he plated by. the 1~
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Mt; ‘ 2 ' - .750 7
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nontoxic. . .......... - 4?" ‘ .333
roo 5 .286
‘9 '1'- ‘ .125
America-"n Locales
w. L. - PC.
Cleveland . ......... 6 ' 211 .750
New fork .......... 6 2 .750
Rhilodelphla ....... 4 3 . 5 "1’ l
lMcago ..... . 4 3 .571
St. Louis ........... 4 .4. .500
Mon .......... .1 :1 4. .429
W‘ashington ....... : 11 250i
Detroit .... ....... 1 6 -' .143

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limit. 7
lb. or C. lnckwoods
Delluhuut .................. Kane
' Left Enid.-
Springwoodsto Young Angelo Wins om...“ ...... .1 ..... 0......
L PM i I hite sox BeCiSion over R Howling ...... [1131‘ . I? laid . . . Cooke
”All "Hi ht l-‘ieli. .
The fans of SprlngVVood are all on A“ e ‘ _ en in Stamford Kolashi . ...g ....... ‘ ..... Herring,
tdgp for the opening of the 2192301le A}! First Bus-1
3:10 01 Stamford won the
on the SprmgVVoods new glounds Sun- rt'e‘lec 'Eerdict over Johnny 1- ed Al- Trainer '- 7 ------------- ' ' Chordas
(my afternoon. h ten", of Brideort in a twelve round . ' 8‘10"“ 13““ -
After mum years of Wt‘iltlflg‘ (in: 6'— bout in the Elk' s hall at S‘ametd Garragun . . . .S. .............. Paige
ing in the back ground 11 con 1:80; ”8&1“ fingelo non 55,. en out ot‘ . . hortstop __
ball the springmoods haVe at as the 19M, “thumb from \the Park c1“. .Conroi ................. . . 'ltuckcr
come into their 0VVn With a good butt 1'. “hi? put. up a gun fighLl "Third gas“
field with ideal surroundings htgfii‘n’s a" “11mm“. from start (‘ogan ... ....... a}? . . . McCarten

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part 11mm competition were Vincent.
"Richards. Wallace. J Johnson.

and -Woshbur—n and Johnson and...
'Shilnidsu were to meet

Yestéi'iay s R salts

\eVr York I. Iil'oolen 1
Chicago 3. Cincinnati 3.
Heston 6. Philadelphia. 4.
St. l.ouis~Pittsburgh. snow.

Anlcl-ican'lacague. .‘
New York l. “’ashington 0.
Detroit lo (‘leVelund 7.
Chicago ..10 St.L10uis 5 (1.0 in).
Boston- Philadelphia. cold weather.

 

 

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the size you-need, whatever the
price you wish to pay.
furnish an instrument that suits
you.

Let us show you our assortment
and explain to you our easy

 

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1 ice ”expected. in Cincinnati 7
~ fox-another conference with (amigo!

the National League club. it “3*
.here team b2, managers of a semi-m
team who oflered Rough $710.03. to
play six months .three games :1. fl
‘ A telegram from Roushathifl m
in: Oakland City lnd.. mowed». m
”he would~ bill: is "tie mm: 0-
Reds before committing himseltsh
another engagement. It was all) In.
h‘at‘ unles he signs by 6 p. m. to”,
e, will have automatictliy 811mm
himseg‘ from organized. ”but.

Yale Beatenlly ‘Prél'

NEW mv‘EN. Apr! math ——mh
litu- en team of the Eastern
vesterday aflemoem detected Tail, 9.
to 2. bunched hits 0!“ mm
responsible for the professionals‘ who.
Yiies' only runs came in the sixth on
errom bV‘ Shav and mm '1‘ a.
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base hit 1w Shav in the m M
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Games Today
NM IMHO.
Philadelphia. at Boston.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.

 

American league.
Washington at New York.
Cleveland at Detroit.

 

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Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at St. Louis.

 

Tennis Stars in
Today’ 3 Matches

. PiifraADnllPHIA. April- "2 .—4stx 08
America' 3 ranking tennis stars. in-
eluding W’iiliam T. ’l‘ilden. 2d.. Mm.
Molla Ala-lbw. and 201130 Shanidzml

 

team. were. scheduled for exhibition
matches today at the opening or the
new courts of the Germantown Acade- 1
"IV. The others who Were to take-

W.
Vvasnlmm and n. Norris “mime. l
Tliden and Mrs. Maliorv. nationali‘
champions. were oppose each other
in the opening match. and in othel
singles Tildeii and Richards. ‘Viiliamt

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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SPORT COATS
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Richards to- represent the east m the

east-west matches May 6 and '1' >30
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